February 26, 1945.

Mra. Bob Simpson,
2 Thilly, 3 ie \
Coluibia, Missouri. /

Dear Mrs. Simpson:

I have been intending for so long to write you and tell you how —
delightful it was to see you and Phyllis and the baby. I am.en-
closing a Jayhawk Rebounds which I told you about. It is a month
old and I am ready to write another, but there is mention of Bob
Simpson and your son in this, so I know that you would like to
see it. It is rather belated, but nonetheless, I am sending it on.

I am sending you a letter from Professer Earl Foster. I wrote
Mr. Foster imnediately after I came home and this is the reply I
got. If you have any suggestions as to how I could help, I will
be glad to do so. Mrs. Houts and the Allens are such close friends
that it is rather difficult for me to inquire about her physical
condition, but I know she is getting very “- end is about ready
to retire the second time»

_ Let me know if you are still bavinda viel, and if I can find out
_ some other way I will be glad to.

Trusting that you and yours will ali be reunited after this war
is over, and with kindest personal regards, I am

Very sincerely yours,

: Director of Physical Education,
FOA:AH | ! Varsity Basketball Coach.
Eno. |